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what a crowd welcome to fifth annual "fox nation" patriot awards. were show glad you are here, we are live in the year of our lord 2023 at the grand ole opry house in nashville, tennessee. you know i am so honored to be joined by so many of my amazing fox colleagues here in the front, people you know, you see of day. you will see many soon up on stage. it has been 5 years, 5 incredible years of the patriot awards honoring unsung heroes and amazing patriots, this is for you, because of ...

the crown divides critics. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in gaza city, where israel says its soldiers have found a tunnel shaft and a vehicle containing a large number of weapons at al shifa hospital — as the military operation there continues. israel is under pressure to back up its allegation that al—shifa — gazas biggest hospital has been used by hamas for military purposes. hamas — which is designated a terrorist or...

tastes with a few pickles could maintain a taste well just have to wait and find out, laura. >> thats just sounds like an awful combination of things. >> although i got to tell you here or a phantom with the pizza, my cup of tea, but thats just me. harry ended. i wont get to be no wet. >> ive got mine to choose from. >> oh, look at you. im so jealous. i got to go down to washington heres how i stay up at night. i got to showed 11:00 p.m. at night or you all of them. thank you so much. ...

Unified, unifying our party without any question what weve seen is never truly insane, tim. im on the bandwagon now. >> ive seen this two tier justice system working against the president united states. >> it can work against me to he also provided no evidence of that. >> as for the system being weaponized against republicans, not sure what democratic senator bob menendez feels about that or for that matter, a hunter biden, the presidents son, theyre arriving today at a federal courthouse in del...

The future. thank you very much for coming on the program. a debate that will have nation by nation and even within every state—by—state. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. lets look at some of the other stories making headlines today... the number of people living in temporary accommodation in england is at its highest level since records began 25 years ago. at the end of march, nearly 105 thousand families were classed as homeless and needing local authority help. that n...

Of children without permanent accommodation stands at over 130 thousand ? also the highest level since records began. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. born into homelessness, five—week—old jack has spent his entire life living in a hotel room. his 17—month—old sister, lily, learned to walk here. the family say they were made homeless through a no—fault eviction, as the landlord wanted the property back. they all now live in the one room. he wakes up crying, it...

2018 from his lawyer in 2016 i used my own personal funds to facilitate a payment of 130 thousand dollars to mrs. clifford, stormy daniels. neither trump organization nor campaign was a party to the transaction. payment to her was lawful. not a campaign contribution or a campaign ecpend tour by anyone. cohen turn echoed that to the fec in a private transaction in 2016 mr. cohen used his owen funds to facilitate 130 thousand dollars to stefani clifford neither the trump organization or the come p...

Look at the details of the case. manhattan prosecutor, district attorney alvin bragg may charge mr trump over how he declared a payment to adult film star stormy daniels to keep quiet about an alleged affair. a grand jury has been deciding whether theres enough evidence to indict mr trump. the case centres on how he reimbursed his former lawyer, michael cohen, after he paid ms daniels $130—thousand ahead of the 2016 presidential election. the record for the payment reimbursing mr cohen says it...

He died on his own three weeks ago while the village was in russian hands. animals have eaten the flesh from his head. he had basic medications, but its not clear how he died. it is clear that the occupiers didnt help him. where ukrainian forces are back, evidence is accumulating that russian troops repeatedly broke the laws of war. the question is how the russians are treating civilians in the places which they still occupy. jeremy bowen, bbc news, ivankiv. the ukrainian government has urged pe...

Bbc news, ivankiv. the ukrainian government has urged people in the east of the country to flee while they still can, as russian forces continue to shell towns and cities there. meanwhile an estimated 130 thousand people remain trapped in the southern port city of mariupol, in appalling conditions. the ukrainian authorities say theyre trying to evacuate civilians through humanitarian corridors, with limited success. our correspondent, tom bateman, reports now north of mariupol — hes been speak...